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Safety goggle Part S88110

Sellstrom Non-Vented Anti-Fog Goggle

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$8.93

$8.93 to $10.78 across pack options

  • ANSI Z87+
Pack: Packaged 1 per Bag

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  • No vents, for splash, smoke and dust
  • Soft PVC body fits over prescription glasses
  • Anti-fog coated clear polycarbonate lens
  • Adjustable 18 inch flame retardant head band

Sealed goggle for splash, smoke and fine dust

Mixing a cleaning concentrate or sanding drywall overhead, you want nothing getting in around the edges. This goggle has no vents at all. A soft, flexible PVC body wraps around and seals against your face, and it is shaped to fit over most prescription glasses. The clear polycarbonate lens carries an anti-fog coating, which helps because a sealed goggle traps more warm air than a vented one.

An adjustable 18 inch flame retardant head band holds it in place, and the lens is rated to block 99% of UV. It is marked to ANSI Z87+. You can take it one per bag for a toolbox or in a 2 Pack so a second pair waits by the sink or in the truck. If fogging bothers you on long, hot jobs, a vented goggle may suit you better.

  • No vents

    Without vents the goggle keeps out smoke, dust and splashed chemicals that slip past vented models.
  • Over your glasses

    The soft PVC body wraps around and fits over most prescription eyewear.
  • Flame retardant band

    An adjustable 18 inch flame retardant head band holds the seal against your face.
  • ShelfSafety goggles
  • TypeSafety goggle
  • Part numbers2, listed under Options
  • MaterialPolycarbonate
  • TintClear
  • CoatingAnti-fog
  • VentingNon-vented
  • Standards named for this partANSI Z87+
  • Pack optionsPackaged 1 per Bag, 2 Pack

Before you start

Safety glasses need side protection where particles fly, and goggles are the choice for chemical splash. Look for the marking on the lens or frame that names the standard.